イミズスタン小杉駅南口横丁でガチなベトナム料理■チェヴィエット（射水市）■富山県でもっともハノイ | ☆やみちゃんの世界食べ歩き☆ : Tre Viet

I'm a serious Vietnamese Cuisine in the south exit alley of Imizustan Kosugi Station ■Che Viet (Imizu City) ■ I'm Yami-chan, the most Hanoi curry detective in Toyama Prefecture.   YAMI STEP.1 Choi Viet (Imizu City) The largest number of foreigners living in Toyama Prefecture are Vietnamese!    They account for 1/4 of all foreigners, and about 3,000 of them are Mr./Ms. technical interns.    There are less than 450 Pakistanis familiar with "Imistan", so you can see how many Vietnamese there are.    When you think about it, it makes sense that the number of Vietnamese Cuisine and Vietnamese food shops has been gradually increasing recently.   ・Cheviette (exterior) There are Vietnamese Cuisine stores in each of the north and south of Kosugi Station, one restaurant each, but both are serious for compatriots.    There are still few customers who Japan, and the atmosphere is very comfortable for people like me who like to be serious.    So, Mr./Ms. "Che Viet" on the south side (Al Plaza side) will change the owner on 10/26!    Normally, the name of the restaurant would be changed, but the name of the store was inherited.    Of course, the people inside have been completely renewed, and of course, the menu and taste have changed.   ・ Special Four 1090 yen If so, you will have to investigate!    What's great is that the only pho at this place is pho bo (beef pho).  I am grateful for the large amount of beef.    This is actually the case in Hanoi (northern Vietnam), the home of pho (most restaurants serve beef pho), so if you want to get serious, this is what happens.    Pho Nga (chicken pho), which is familiar in Japan, can only be found in major chain restaurants in Hanoi.    Garlic vinegar and chili paste (sate) are also served, although it is obvious, but I am grateful for it.  (* In Ho Chi Minh City (southern Vietnam), in addition to these, there will be an increase in taste-changing items such as aromatic herbs and Seafood soy sauce.) At popular restaurants in Hanoi, lime was sometimes squeezed, but in ordinary households, garlic vinegar is often eaten with bukkake.    Beef bone soup and rice flour noodles.  It's healthy!   ・ Special Banh mi 740 yen Vietnamese-style Sandwiches is familiar to Japan people, but locally, Banh mi is eaten at a Banh mi specialty store.    After all, specialty stores have a different way of sticking to it, so even if the baguette is baked, it is more fluffy and crisp, but this shop is not a Banh mi specialty store, so that was not good.    I'm picky about bread, I'm a scumbag.    ・Vietnamese-style fried spring rolls 1090 yen Spring rolls also have a strong image of "fresh spring rolls" in Japan, but 99% of them are fried spring rolls locally.    Mr./Ms. Choi Viet has both, but of course I ordered "fried".    The skin is different from the local one, and it looks like they are using rice paper distributed in Japan.    Put on Nukumam 、、、 go into the oral cavity vigorously!    It's chunky, chock-full, and packed with ingredients, and it's so voluminous that you won't need anything else after eating 4 bottles!    The taste is also quite close to the local area (* the skin is different), which is good!    Overall, I felt that of all the Vietnamese Cuisine restaurants in Toyama Prefecture today, it is the one that offers the most faithful local (northern) flavors.  (* It is unknown whether it suits the taste buds of all Japan people) Currently, 83% of visitors are Vietnamese technical interns, but if you are interested in gachikei, please try it once.    If you go up the stairs on the right of the restaurant to the second floor, you will find the Vietnamese grocery store.  (* It was said that the management was different) YAMI STEP.2 Chinese Cuisine Louran (omitted) This neighborhood is quite interesting.     "The next curry activity will be at that restaurant in your city." *** Serious Vietnamese Cuisine in the south exit alley of Kosugi Station in Imizustan ■Che Viet (Imizu City)■Hanoi in Toyama Prefecture https://ameblo.jp/yamikomon/entry-12771443836.html ROTI circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/1634191376809747